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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-27
WACO.
Dying of His Wounds-Northern Capt
talists Looking about.

Dying of His Wounds-NOrthern Capt
taIists Looking about.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, May 26-The committee
appointed to receive bids for locating the
Merchants Exchange building will be
ready to report several propositions on
Monday night next, when there will be g
meeting of the exchange. The building
will be six stories with elevators, heatlng
apparatus and all modern improvements.
1t will be located in q business center and
nowhere else.
The negro convict, Jerry Clark, who
was shot by Deputy Sheriff Dan Ford q
few days ago, while attempting TO escape
from custody, is suffering from infamma-
ton Of his wounds, and the doctors say
he will probably die tonight.
The following named gentlemen, rep
resenting the Equitable Mortgage Com
pany, arrived in this city at noon to-day
via the Missouri Pacific railway: Joseph
L. Carpenter and George S. Capelle, of
Wilmington, Del; Henry W. Rogers Of
Baltimore; Edward A. Price of Medid,
Pa; NJ E. Doll of Frederick City, Md. ;
H. R. Major of Philadelpnia, Pa; J. w.
Barnard of Westchester, Pa; j. V. w.
Montague and A. W. Chamberlain of
Kansas City; ID. V, Miller of LeWisburg,
Pa. The gentlemen were Chaperoned by
Mr.. S. M. Finley of Dallas, manager
of the COmpany'S Dallas office.
Upon arriving at the depot Mr.. George
w. Jackson, manager for the company at
Waco, met and escorted them to the New
McClelland hotel, where they all register
ed and were ASSIGNED rooms The object
Of the visit of the capitalists is to look
after their investments in Texas and see
the country. This afternoon ct o'clock
a committee of the leading business men
of Waco met the visiting capitalists IN
the hotel parlors, and after an interchange
of views, carriages were announced in
waiting and the gentlemen were driven
over the city TO all points of interest.
They expressed themselves as well pleas
ed with the Central City and the citizens
committee, who showed them every
courtesy that could be shown. At 4:55
O'Clock this afternoon the visiting CAPT
tslists took the nOrth-bound Missouri
Pacific for Fort Worth.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten May 26 In the District
court to-day Than Hooper was given five
years in the penitentiary for horse steal-
ing. Hooper committed the theft in this
county 8 good while ago and fed to
Tennessee, hut was brought back here a
short time ago to answer the charge
Judge Williams to-day issued an order
for the late grand jury, which adjourned
here short time since, TO reassemole on
Monday, May 80, to act on some special
cases
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Bonhasn,s Now Depot.

Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, Tex, May 26.-As stated in
yesterdays GAZETTE, the Texas and Pa
cific Railway Company has decided to
build fine new depot at this place, to be
situated or the west side of Main street.
That situation is centrally located and
convenient to everybody, but it seems
that few property owners on Center
street think tbgt this removal west will
have tendency to depreclate the
value If their property, and are
threatening al injunction suit to restrain
the company from building on the site
selected by them, and claim that there is
sn agreement existing between The COM
pany and the citizens of Bonham TO the
effect that all depot buildings erected by
the company should be pleced between
the two streets named.
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fourth, Lucky B. fifth, Bonita ninth and


fourth, Lucky B. fifth, Bonita ninth and
Spalding tenth.
Sixth race-Merchants' stakes for ali
ages, nine furlongs. Pools, Volante $50,
Jim Gore $50, field S23. after running
away and going half way back to she
stables, Duke of Bourbon got the lead IN
the start and ran as if he intended TO win.
In the first half he was followed four
or FIVE lengths in the rear
by Volante, who was closely
followed by Miss Ford and Mollie Nc
Cartby last. Murphy, on Volante, col
Jared Duke Of Bourbon at the seventh
furlong and lay by his side past the dis
lance post, never rushing mis- horse,
while Moore was whipping his best.
Murphy was so daring as to allow his
competitor to hope to win to the last mo-
menl, when he gave Volsnte the whip
and won by neck. Time :57!.
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THE PARIS Fire,
Continued from First Page.

found any where near the women, who
were burned to death. The walls of the
theatre began falling this evening, sad
the search for tie bodies had to be
abandoned for the day. The library
attached 10 the theatre was entirely
destroyed with all it's contents. Six
thousand costumes were burned in the
wardrobe.
FOR RELIEF OF TIE SUFFERERS.
PARIS, May 26.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties has voted g credit of 200, 600 francs
for the aid of the sufferers by the Opera
Comique fire.
The work of searching for bodies was
resumed tonight. number were ex-
humed. An official statement says fifty
bodies have already been recovered
Mr.. ReYeillon, speaking in the Cham
Der Of Deputies this afternoon, estimated
that st least 200 persons lost their lives
In the IRE.
The Opera Comique was insured for
200, 900 francs.
COTTON MILL BURNED.
PARIS, May 26-The great lotion nil
of Parent Lei sire, at Raubax is burned.
SIXTY BODIES FOUND.
PARIS, May 2G.-To-day 1876 missing
persons have been inquired fer by rela-
tions. They sre supposed TO have
persisted 10 the flames The bottom OF;
the theatre Is flooded with water to the
dept of five feet. Sixty bodies have been
found floating ia the water by the fire
men. The finding of the charred remains
continues. The remains are recognizable
only By means Of trinkets.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 26.-St Louis, II ;
Metropolitans, 3.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 2t.-Athletics,
9: Cincinnati,6.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.-Louisville,
81; Brooklyn, 9.
NEW YORK, May 26.-New York, I;
Detroit, 6.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Rain.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 2G.-Rain.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20 Phila-
delphia, 9; Indianapolis, Z.
BosTcN, MASS, May 26.-Chicsgo, 81;
Boston, |.
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Il ls now believed that the change Of
she terminus of the Cannon Ball to Fort
Worth. the initial point of the transcon-
tinentgl, will be made about June l.
Through passenger trains or the Atcdi-
son-Gulf will begin running on Sunday,
June ): at least that is the present inten-
ton, but there is q possibility inst every
thing may not DC ready un. Ill J%ne u.
Locomotive Engineer NJ. K. Hughes Of
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande was so
pleased with his passengers yesterday,
that he said whenever they failed to get
passes they could ride with him in the
cab.
Assistant Chief Engineer John Witt of
the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas, and
his corps of engineers, drove their locat-
ing stakes within the city limits yester-
day, the last stake beng three quarters
of s mile within the line. II the location
made Is adopted, the road will come into
Fort Worth from the north, crossing the
river between the bridge and the water
works. Other lines will be run and COM
pleted OF next week, and the
week after that grading will be-
gin ct G point near Greenville and at
Fort Worth also. The company has de-
termined to build the road as rapidly as
possible, and with that END in view will
put two corps Of engineers to work cross
sectioning at either end and build the
road n both directions to s junction.
The first location made seems TO be salts
factory to the engineers, but after the
other lines are run they Will be better
sble 20 say. Il is more than probable
that the great Cotton Belt Line will be
running trains into Fort Worth by Sep
TENDER 10, and get portion of the cot
ton and cattle haul, as well as bring vast
qusntities of railroad ties and bridge
material from the pineries to Fort Worth
Tor the roads building from this city.
Colonel j j. Frey, general superin-
tendent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, arrived in FoTs Worth yesterday
in his special car with g number Of gen.
tlemen. among them DR.. john L. Ennis,
the veteran excursion agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, and a. B. Judklns, the pas
senger and immigration agent of the
same road. These gentlemen came to
Fort Worth to represent brother railroad
men at stockholders meeting in this
city. The high railroad ofhclals interest
ed with them and who will soon pay F5rt
Worth a visit are B. w. Mccullough,
general passenger agent of the Missouri
Pacific; L. d. Voak, general live stock
agent of tue Missouri Pacific; o. 7. Mar
tin of Springfield, Ohio, attorney OF the
Indianapolis, Bloomington and western;
ii. NJ. Bronson, general passenger agent
of the indianapolis, Bloomington snd
Western: J. X. Brantley of Lit
tie Rock, land agent of the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern;
Il. A. Fisher of ST. Louis, general man
ager of the st Louis and Central Illinois;
n. II. Warwick of Cincinnati, Ohio, pas
senger agent OF the Missouri Pacific; j.
B. Frawley of Detroit, Mich, passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific; B. D.
Caldwell Of st. Louis, chief
clerk in the passenger de-
partment of the Missouri Pacific; r. j.
Williams, general freight agent of the
OHIO and Mississippi; F. Chandler OF st.
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a pisappointed Crowd.

New YORK, May 26.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland and party arrived at the
Pennsylvania depot in excellent health
and spirits shortly after 9 O'Clock
tonight and without alighting
from their car were afterwards
whlrIed away over the Susquehannah
Road toward Albany. Several hundred
people gathered at the depot to catch g
glimpse of the presidential party but were
disappointed
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To Go for q speeial Purse.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 2G.-The
Terre Hsute Trading Association has au-
thorized the announcement that Harry
Wilkes, now st the track here in train, g
for the season, Will not be entered in the
free iOl sill event 10 June, hut will go for
q Spe lei purse. Owing to the stopping
OF pool selling at Fleetwood it is pro
posed to trot the match race between
siolica and Urban on this track June
10. Arab is here with the Hickok & Van
ness stables.
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To Decorate The Graves.
Special to the Gazette.

opeCIdI % inc TdZ5IIE'
Houston, TEX, May 26.-There was a
joint meeting tonight of the ex-Confed-
crate aud other members of Mcclellan
Post No. of the Grand Army OF the Re-
pBb1ic, and committees were appointed
80 unite in decorating graves on the 30th
INST Congressman Charles Stewart will
De called upon to deliver an address on
Inc occasion
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Chicago and the Atchison.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, May 26.-Articles
of association were fled for the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
in Chicago, the principal Office to
be in Chicago ana the amount Of
capital stock SlO,OO0,OOO. The incorpo-
rators are George w. McCrey, Kansas
City; a. Robinson, Topeka; Emmons
Blaine, 3. T. Lewis, f. L. Gay, Chicago.
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Residence Burned.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette.
HUBBARD CITY, Ten, May 24-At 3
O'Clock this morning A. NJ. Craig's fine
new residence was discovered to be on
fire and under such Roadway thst all
efforts to save it avaiIed nothing. Famed
by the wind the flames soon communi-
Gated to his old residence near by and in
a few mii utes al the man had except
some damaged household goods was de-
stfoyed The carpenters would nave
completed their work to-day, and the
house was one Of the best in town. Loss
$4,000, with no insurance. 1t was the
work of incendisrism. Eerosine oil WAS
freely used to start tue fire. Nearly
$500 was raised to-day to help him re-
build
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Louis, general passenger agent of the
WgDash and other high railroad officials.
The gentlemen said they proposed to let
the people of the north and east know
something about Fort Worth and with
that end in view would run excursion
trains to Fort Worth, bringing the very
best people OF that section to see the
railroad center of the southwest. The
party will remain here ell of to-day snd
possibly longer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-27

NEW YORK, Nay 2G.-The board of
directors of the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railway met to-day and elected the
following officers: President, L. +.
Wnslewj vice-president, John o. Day;
second yice-rresident, Henry L Merrell,
and secretary and treasurer, Thomas ".
Lille
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Terrell Awake.
sneciaI 10 the Gazette

SIIUCIiI 10 IIIC OlILCLIt-
TERRELL, TEX, May 26.-Terrell is
awake to her railroad interests and ex-
Mayor Daniel to-day wired Mckinney 10
say to T. w. Jackson, land agant for the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, that Ter
relI would give right Of way through
Kaufman county to Terrell and depot
grounds to secure the proposed road from
Gainesville by way of Mckinney.
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Stonine a Preacher.
special to the Gazette.

WINoNA, TEX, May ga travelling
preacher has been holding q meeting at
Starrville for about two weeks, and while
he was preaching Sunday night last &
shower of stones was hurled at him,
causing panic among his hearers. Luck
lily there waspo one badly hurt.
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The Fencibies Entered.


Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, May 26.-Secretary O'Neil
received a telegram to-day from. Captain
W. B. Ford, entering the Panther City
FenCibles for the Interstate drill. The
following telegram will answer for itself:
PARIS, TEX, NJ ~ %, 1881
To Genera $. y. Stanley, San Antonio
TransportaticH for all troops and bands has
been arrELsGd The people here are iuDilant at
hayin1 YOU with US. Would it suit you to send
them about June p Answer.
Signed q. +. JOHNSTON.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, May -, 1887.
To General q. f. Johnston, Paris, Tex
| viii send band of Eighth battery and two
of infantry June 4. Please arrange
transpO -tation for that day. Communicate
to Captain John Simpson, quar-
termaster at this place
signed d. S STANLEY, Dept. Com.
Thus 1t will be seen that every arrange
ment is being made to make this the
graGdest affair ever had in North Texas.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.
shipued From Holland.

Special TO the Gazette.
HOLLAND, Ten, May 2S-B. L. Pen
nington and W. s. Reed shipped to-day
four cars OF nice beef cattle to st. Louis.
Crops and grass are doing well.
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Fort Smith yIctorions.

Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, May 2G.-The sec
ond game this evening between the Webb
City, Mo, Club and the Fort Smith In
diens resulted in another victory for
Fort Smith by d ssOTe Of Is to 4. The
Webb City CLUB leave tomorrow for Lit
tie Rock. An immense crowd witnessed
the game this evening
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Dai,cnts Children. Nursing

Mothers, overworked men, and for all diseases
Whegs the tissues are wasting away from the
in6hifty to digest ordinary foodsor from over
wHr11l the btain or Radgs all saeh should take
Sqors$,Em t3Son ofsPnte Cod kiTer Oh with
HFp5nEosphf3eA, "E.useEfhs EE<nulsion on a
lahy no vas delicate ana taS9&tened With
xssk lhat3 m a " 1t is ne best E ui4ton
81 ~ Hnghs MeNfs. c.
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You can't helplikiHg them, they are so
very small and theHaction is SO perfect.
Only one pill as dose. Csrter's Little
Liver Pills Try theni..s.
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Texas Midland Bout
az
GULF, gOLORADO& SANTA FE RI
Reclining Chair Can
On all ThrosgA Trains betwcs,
GaIvestOnF. Worth, GainesMI.

FEE TO Messengers holding Firr.f-.
Through Tickets. -
FaNHE 0NLY ROUTE running solid ~
L tTa'Rs-dalyeston Fort worth, GaIaes-'
Twenty tSo miles the shortest routes
Wortasto Gainesville The best route % B,ss
FarmeEsville, Honey sirOTs. TWeacv-s.--
miiesTthe shortest route-DaI.ss to NJ.
GroRe. The faTorite Route 20 Etouston. ~;
sot5s MONTGOMERY, COnroe. The only r0u,.
LarpaeSs, BroTnw0od, Bani1eerr Cole1lsr
DitecC connection TO- Austin, waco, -.
Vile, oaA Antonio, Memphis, y. Louis, Eg-s
City aud Gil points north, east sud vest
JAMES s. CARR
GenI Pass. and Tiki. Agt., GaI7esv,
@. D. LUSK, TiCkst AEt., Fort Worth.
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Houston and Texas Central R,

THE .ONL A5L-sTEgL LINE IN CEE sr.rl
Double daily trains each waySA Ta7o7,
Sleepers between st Louis aEd -Orsrl
na on Trains and ,, and between st. -olt.s,l
1alvestor on Trains and 4Esvla DAN
DenisOn and Se1aiia- Sleeper betwee1 Ho.1
ton anu Austin. Through TiCHRss 10 g. p0l-aI
Quickest route 20 New Ories pSFand pcluts \
the Southeast. Choice of roEtes via G.nigl
Snd ST, LCuis, or HOustoH &hd New C-les,I
steamship tickets TO or Ter any pOin, /
Europe. ~
Going South. LOGAN Going Nor.,l
Leave. TIME CARD. Arrive.
No. NO.2 mol NCT
DAILY. DAILY. DAILY. bNLYI
500 pm 4:O5 q IN nsdison / 81 I'm l.1+s n
5:25 pm 4:2j Z m Sherman les pm lj.s-l n
4:4j pm 5:32 am sH'EinIey $40 pm 1923 :.
so pm T:0j q. NJ Dallas. go. S-25 q II s.l5 =.
80 pm $40 3. MET. Worth 30 . n 1875 \
7:43 m 5 10 l.sfh Garrett. 5.j2 pm 1850 n
S:45 pm 9:05 Gm COrsi cana SEQ pm 6.4z :.
3 80 pm .... Il. Morgan. ..-.. 1879 ~
$50 pm 10 20 a. m Waco ..... Sis pm 7.l1s n
% am II 90 pm Hearne. 10 pm $40 lsI
s :35 4 N 1925 am Austin sis ON 1.2gs :
2 :35 am 2: 07 pm 5renham ! 90 pm las n
$50 4 inf 5 :05 pm Houston. 10 90 am le.ug :
500 DIE 7:35 pm Calves ton 7:25 am 1871
sos pm sos am n. Orleans 1870 pm I-2J 8 t
Arrive arrive Leave Leave
p. a. UILLER, TiCset Agent, Fort Worth
+. L. ROBINS, 7. 2. A, + OTt Worth
A FAIrIEN FIR Cen Pas. Agent TNDs,,.
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Cotton Bolt Wealth or Bulletins.
Following is the weather bull tins for the
cotton region for stations given for twenty
four hours, ending p M, May %:
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every symptom of the disease hsd disap-
peared.-TP Pail Mall Gazette.
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CONTAINS D-t pages VI l. ulO bAACs Lil
cravings, and is substantially bound IN leau.
erette tree calf. gilt.
Not Cheap Pamphlet like most Newspaper Boz,
Premiums
The History Is upon an entirely novel az.
original plan, which makes IT indispensable.
every person, no matter how many other Hi5t
ries ne may have.
1t is arranged ChrOnOlOgiCally b. ye9r7, ir1-
t32 TO lS5j. Every event is nara ed IN L1s
order of ita date. These are not confined IS -
other works TO political matters, but cmgrsa
every branch of human action. IL describes W
der its proper date all important patents 81
discoveries in science and the useful arts; t1
digging of canals and the building of railrO-i.
and telegraph lines, the founding If towns All
the erection OF notable buildings and bri 'se-.
the first performances of plays and the frs. 81
pearances of actors and singers; fires. Hood,
ilstOrms, tOrnadOes, cyclones, epidemicsi e.
CideEts and disasters on sea and land; riots an
crimes; panics and business failures; eco.
ners" and phenomenal prices in all markets
labor troubles, strikes and lOckouts and hun
dreds of other matters never mentioned be- h.s
torians. Beside. being n history IN the orir
ary sense, it is a condensed newspaper Gle %;
four hundred years.
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ished.

Plenty of water now IN San Saba county
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RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC

NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Laredo and Ct. Louis 800. 7:l0 m 7:45 N
San Antonio and St. Louis. 500 m 9:2O p 10
SOUTH BOUND.
St LoEis and Lsredo........ 500 pm 90 P m
81, Louis and san Antonio. 8:l5 M $40 m
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,e parent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Relative to Eskingla perfect weld OF
steel without.Are or bprax, blscksmlth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-27

j. Houston, John W.
tley, r. w. G. Lots
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-27

He. could rot. He did not have
hose, and lever had one. He asket
U.ercy.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
EAST BOUND.
TRANSCOMTINENTRE.


Fort Worth, whttcsboro and Arrive. Leave
Texarkana ................. $40 am 7:45 an
TexarSana. ..l....'....... 800 pm 500 pm
eOUTH BOUND.
Fort Worth -..l...,...... 500 p m 8:2Opm
For. Worta................ SIS m S:4O& In
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eOUTH BOUND.
auLs. coLORapO AND SANTA FE.

SOUTH BOUND.
HAL and express, daily 500 m 9:iO m
Accommodation, mixed train 700 p m
AcCommo 1atiOn, mixed train STOP N
NORTH BOUND.
Nail and express, daily S:45 IN 9:O5 m
AcComr nod alton mixed train 7;45
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NORTH BOUND.
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Locomotive Engineer NJ. Z. Hughes of
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande was so
pleased with his passengers yesterday,
that he said whenever they failed to get
passes they could ride with him in the
cab.
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PARTIES RENEWING THEIR SUBSCEIPT ION
TO THE GAZETTE ARE ENTITLED
SAME PRIVILEGE.
HISTORY OF The UNITED STATE5.

Contains 800 pages of l. mo. size, . fine e.
cravings, and is substantially bound IN ea-
cratic tran calf
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Fort wORTH AND DENVER.
THE RAILROADS.
Home Notes.

tbs now believed that the change Of
.ae terminus of the Cannon Ball to Fort
Tor;h. the initial point of the transcon-
tinentRl, Will be made about June l.
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"A. DILLER, TiCSet Agent, Fort Worth.
+. L. ROBINS, 7. 2. A, OTt Worth.
A FAULKNER. Cen. Pas. Agent, H0use
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-09-22
No Money Tn IT,

What q picture of one woman.
life is given by the boys artless de
seription of his mothers work in
the following aneodote. It would
be humorous but for the suggestion
of hard fact and dreary unapprecia.
ton which is depicted, and finds an
echo in ners tAap one household
we regret to say;
"My mother gets me up, build!
the fire, and gets my breakfast, ant
sends me off," said bright youth,
Then she gets my father up and
gets his breakfast and sends him
of. Then she gives the other chill
dren their breakfast and sends
them to school; and then she and
the baby have their breakfast"
How old is the baby?" asked
the reporter.
ooh, she is most Two; but sh;
can talk and walk as well as any o
u.s."
"Are you well paid?"
II get two dollars a week and ia
Their gets two dollars a day"
Glow much does your mothe
getg'
With a beWildered look, the boz
said:
"Mother?" Why she don't worl
for anybodyr'
81 thought you said she worked
for all of you?'
ooh, yes, for Is, she does; bu
there amt no money in it,